Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-22

| q. b. Hitler.
s. College Airs selected
| Phi Psi GIee Club.
| PART SECOND.
l. Piano Soio-overture to"wiriam Tell
Charles l.. Bauer.
?. Piano Duet "Minuet'-lSymphOny in
Il: ii. Hitler and Fred Gotwsid.
3. Piano SoIo-"Lsst Hope Gottschalk
Miss Maria Foley
4. Vocal Solo-.Across the Sands II. Millsri
Robert II. Hitler.
s. Violin Solo Poet and Peasant Won Suppe
Mr.. Wm- A. Bauer.
h. Ptano puet-Fantasis--tllI IrovStcrel- Verdi
:. Piano Solc-Ballad in A Afiat.-.....-..-..Chopin
Miss Irene Spangler.
Phi Psi GIee Club
Soon after $ O'Clock the que is had all ar
rived. and the exercises Of the evening be-
gan with the overture to ''I.ustspiel.' rem
dered by Messrs. Bauer and Ehrenfeld, in
a style which promised well for the even
ing's entertainment.
The GavOtte, played by R.H. Hitler. was
composed in 1774. and is supposed to have
been a favOrte with Marie Antoinette.
Glenn Ehrenfeld's bass solo showed the
richness Of his deeper notes TO good ad-
vantage. Miss Irene Spangier vas very
happy in her Interpretation Of La FIJI
euse, but arried the audience by storm in
her rendering Of ChOpin's ballad. in A fiat,
which showed power Of execution and ar
tistic finish seldom attained by amateurs,
and was one of the great successes Of the
evening. As an encore, Schwarenka's PO-
lish dance, was given. Mr.. VIM. A. Bauer
gave to the audience q treat in his two viO-
lin solos. He played with the ease and
grace Of young virtuOsO, and the enth,is-
iastic applause Of the audience showed that
his performance was highly appreciated. !
Schumann's "Traumerie- was given as an
encore to his first selection. Miss Maggie
Richards piano solo received considerable |
applause. Mr.. q. W. Hitler brought out
his fine new flute IN one of Schubert's |
songs, Am Meere." which was played |
with expression.
The college airs sung by the Phi Psi |
Glee club. though in striking contrast with |
the serious character Of the program. added |
variety to the entertainment, and were well |
received by the audience.
Mr.. Charles Bauer's rendering OF the |
overture to William Telr' was in accord
ance with his welI-known musical ability. |
The ''Minuet' by Mozart. passed off
smoothly.
MISS MALI roloy cNcCutcu ouc VI uOtt- |
schalk's finest compositions with great skill |
and disappointed the audience by not re-
spending to an encore.
A distinct enunciatiOn of words was par
noticeable in Mr.. X. H. Hill
ler's tenor solo, '.Acrtss the Sands" .
an Arabian love sOng,l which .
was warmly applauded.
the piano duet by Miss Florence Cavi-
leer and Mr.. Bauer. was very brilliant and
was played in perfect time and with much |
expression.
Previous to the last announcement Of the
last number on the programme, Dr. Fall
cOner arose and in behalf Of the guests
moved that hearty vote of thanks be eX-
tended to those furnishing the evenings en-
and to Ohio Beta for the
pleasure which il had afforded them to be
present adding that this was not done as a
mere fOrmalty. but because the evening
had been one of rare enjoyment.
The doctor then commended the idea of
the contemplated series of musicals,
spoke Of the refining influence Of such en-
and in conclusion expressed
the desire TO be among those favored with
an invitation to the next one. BY way of
this motion. Dr. GOtwald, in a
few appropriate remarks. referred to the
elevated tone of the entertainment and pro-
it extremely creditsble to all who
had participated in the exercises.
After the completion of the programme
the remainder of the evening was spent in
a social way and all left the hall feeling
that Ohio Beta's first musicale was sue
cess.
Those present were: DIR. S. A. Ort and
wife. Dr. c. A. Ehrenfeld and wife. Prof.
b. +. Prince and wife. DIR. Hugo X. Schil-
ling and wife, Prof. HoskinsOn. Mr.. c. A.
Bauer and wife. Mr.. VIM. A. Bauer. Dr.
falconer and DIR. l.. A. GOtwald. Misses
Maria Foley. Maude Richard. Irene Spang-
Ter. Ollie Stafford. Aggie Burrows. Ella
Grace Prince. Florence Cavileer. Dora
wood and Mary Cobaugh. Messrs. S. S
Burtsfeld. T.. r. Miller. Frank BorOff,
Irvine Falconer. c. J. Uhl. II. Fischer. q.
b. Hitler. Pearl Jones, Fred and Will Got
wald, CIem Ehrenfeld. Robert II. Hitler.
Horace Keifer, F. n. Bouck, c. l.. Bauer
And NJ. b. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Stllwell gave a very
pleasant progressive euchre party last even
ing. the social features of which left moth
ing to be desired. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Rlack. Mr.. and Mrs X
NJ. Seeds, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Whiteiey
Mrs. Morton and son Eugene, Mrs. Carrie
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cathcart, Mr..
Forest Bidwell. Mrs. A. c. Byers. Mrs.
Fuller Trump, Mr.. and Mrs. George COllett.
Hon. T. J. PringIe. Mrs. VIM. n. Whiteley
md son Willie. Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Whiteley, Mrs. Amos
Nhiteley, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Furniss,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chorpenning. Mr..
Elmer Whitelsy and Mrs. Charles Cathcart
Hpra the winners of the first nIizeS and